Panama Court to Rule on Chinese Port Operator's License

Panama's Supreme Court is concluding deliberations on a lawsuit that could revoke CK Hutchison's license to operate two key ports at the Panama Canal, a decision with major geopolitical implications for US-China relations.

Trump Allies Fear Fallout from Powell Probe

Senior Trump administration officials and Republican senators express concern that the Justice Department's criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell could derail nominations and unsettle financial markets.

SC Rejects PIL on Savarkar Portraits, Warns of Costs

The Supreme Court refused to entertain a PIL seeking removal of Savarkar portraits from Parliament, warning the petitioner of potential costs for citing financial constraints as reason for not appearing.

London Protests: Anti-Khamenei Crowds Siege Iran Embassy

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside Iran's embassy in London, chanting against Ayatollah Khamenei and calling for an end to the Islamic Republic. They waved pre-1979 flags and accused Tehran of violent crackdowns.

Nepal Issues Iran Advisory as Protests Intensify

Nepal has issued a travel advisory for its citizens in Iran due to escalating protests and reports of authorities using force. The government urges caution and advises against non-essential travel.

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